Here are a few reasons to pick up a copy of The Guardian on Saturday. Find these stories and much more when you grab a copy of The Guardian on Saturday.

Here are a few reasons to pick up a copy of The Guardian on Saturday. Find these stories and much more when you grab a copy of The Guardian on Saturday.

Despite a severe shortage of foreign exchange (forex), overseas education continues to drain the country’s resources, as Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele, admitted $80 million weekly disbursements for personal travel allowances or payment of overseas school fees. The amount, which translates to $960 million yearly, is disbursed to banks to enable Nigerians to meet their forex responsibilities. This is after a recent report indicated that Nigerians spend £30 million (about N20 billion) yearly paying tuition in the United Kingdom alone while the country’s education system grapples with challenges of underfunding, poor remuneration, and obsolete teaching facilities.

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Traders say the bearish treasury bills market was triggered by expectations of an Open Market Operations (OMO) auction later this week. To discuss this and other activities in Nigeria’s fixed income and forex market, Yinka Yomi-Tokosi, Leader of Asset and Liability Management at Access Bank (AC) joins CNBC Africa for more.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) will offer n34.4 bn naira worth of T-bills in today’s auction. To discuss expectations for the auction and an outlook on this week’s trading at Nigeria’s money market, Bosun Obembe, Forex and Derivatives Trader at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more.

Traders say they expect a mixed session today, as investors take a cautious approach ahead of Wednesday’s auction. Chioma Udu, Forex Dealer at GT Bank joins CNBC Africa to preview the fixed income and forex market.

With only four trading days in Nigeria’s capital markets this week, Chuka Nwachukwu, Fixed Income Trader at UBA joins CNBC Africa to discuss activities at the fixed income and forex markets this week.

Liquidity remained buoyant in Nigeria's fixed income space as the central bank maintained a hold on OMO auctions in the last few sessions. So what will drive this week’s trade at Nigeria’s fixed income and Forex market?

The Central Bank of Nigeria conducted OMO auctions every day this week. Olawale Hamed, Currency Trader at UBA joins CNBC Africa to review activities in Nigeria’s fixed income and forex market this week.

Traders are cautious as they await today’s Monetary Policy Committee outcome to give guidance on interest rates. Dipo Ajayi, Head of Fixed Income and Forex at Chapel Hill Denham joins CNBC Africa for this discussion.